$7.99Digger Online Build it, trap it, survive it
Stack blocks into anything, set traps for your friends, then jump into modes like Hunger Games and Zombie Virus together.
Is Digger Online worth it?
Digger Online is worth it if…
- you like building things with friends more than beating them
- you enjoy sandbox maps full of traps, secrets and silly surprises
- you want short, fast rounds you can drop into for one more go
- you have a soft spot for scrappy indie sandboxes with a small, devoted community
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Building with 249 blocks and room for anything
The heart of the game is building, and it gives you plenty to build with: 249 unique block types, more than 100 sceneries, and a large set of decorations that gets updated over time. You can vitalize a map with animals, fish and birds, so a finished place does not just sit there, it lives a little.
Building works with friends too. You can create levels together, travel around on someone else's map, and rate the maps you visit easily. A top list of cards exists so the best ones get seen. One map might be a careful castle, the next a maze full of traps. You decide how serious any of it is.
Making maps that mess with other players
A map here can be more than scenery. You can hide traps around it, lock doors behind keys, and build secret hiding places with something worth finding inside, gold cups for example. Other players then have to work out your puzzle while you watch their plans fall apart.
That is where the comedy side comes in: a friend confidently walking into a trap you set an hour ago is its own kind of fun. And the rating system means a clever, mean, or simply strange map can climb the top list, so there is a reason to make your traps good and not just numerous.
Characters and combat modes for every kind of player
Beyond building, the game has combat modes with well-developed characters for each kind of person: knights, pirates, vikings, skeletons, zombies, modern soldiers, many with their own unique abilities. Pick the one that fits how you want to fight.
The modes themselves are varied. Hunger Games drops you into a last-one-standing scramble. Modern War is straight team fighting. Zombie Virus turns players against the infected. Run! is exactly what it sounds like. Eight game modes in total, all first-person, all fast enough that a round goes wrong quickly and you queue up again.























